[ Present Tenses ]
We ___ (always, argue) about the same things.
A. always argue
B. are always arguing
C. have always argued
D. have always been arguing
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Grammar › ViewChoose the correct possessive pronoun to complete the sentence: ‘The book is ______.’ (mine, my)
A. yours
B. his
C. her
D. mine
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Choose the answer that best explains the meaning of this sentence:
They can’t have realized what would happen in that case.
A. Perhaps they didn’t realized.
B. We can be sure they didn’t realize.
C. They were not allowed to realize.
Vocabulary › ViewMy mother and I often go to the supermarket to shop for ____ at weekends.
A. cook
B. the chores
C. groceries
D. heavy lifting
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It’s got two wheels. It is good exercise for your legs.
A. motorcycle
B. scooter
C. bicycle
D. skateboard